Wedding Bells and Remembrance Fill Community Notes
Miss Mary Lee Slaughters and Perry Kidd wed at Broad Street Methodist Church with Rev. M. A. Stevenson officiating. The couple plans to reside near Blountville where Mr. Kidd farms. Also reported: Young Women's Missionary Society met on Cross Street with papers on "The Highway of Friendship." Helen Newland and William Morefield wed at Avendia, with a brief ceremony and a northern honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lee Slaughters
Pactolus
Perry Kidd
Blountville
Broad Street Methodist Church
M. A. Stevenson
Kidd
Kingsport
Young People's Society
Young Women’s Missionary Society of the First Christian Church
Mary Parker
Cross Street
J. M. Pyle
Roy Goodwin
Josephine King
Julia Dahl
Toermhors
Local visitors and residents noted in Bristol area
A sequence of brief notes records visitors and residents in Bristol and nearby towns. Claude Paylor of Bristol and J. J. Ashman of Geeburn are among those noted as visiting yesterday, with others from Roanoke Indian Springs Gate City and Abingdon also mentioned. The report includes a sick earlier reference to Hayden Mills, several trips by Mrs. Russell Stone, and a funeral attendance for Judge Morison in Gate City. It closes with a group from Bristol attending a dance at Hotel Horden and a student with typhoid fever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis Wagner
Bristol
Hayden Mills
Myx
W. E H. Mills
J. G. Weed
Roanoke
J. W. Dobyns
Ben Dobins
A. F. Hogs
Charles Sinderson
Judge Morison
Gate City
Thelma Qwon
Robin Campbell
Jane Lowe
Leola Mootz
Carrie Maness
Fred Walker
James Godsey
Horton Godsey
Paul Godsey
George Campbell
Alvin Harkins
Charles Hagey
Bill Hagey
A. V. Cole
Bill Morton
Hotel
Horden
Local People and Events In Rogersville Area
Rev W H Quarry and son Haskell attended to business in Rogersville Tuesday. John Pyle of Locust Grove farms. Mrs W D Hicks visited the school Tuesday afternoon. Charlie Parkelroad injured his foot at work in Kingsport. Mrs E E Hooven visited her mother Mrs Frank Bowman. Z C Pyla and wife welcome a daughter Betty. Irene Pecktel returns to school after several days. Revival meeting at the place continues under Rev W H Quarry and Rev J C Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent Teachers Association
W. H. Quarry
Haskell
Rogersville
John Pyle
Locust Grove
W. D. Hicks
Charlie Parkelroad
Kingsport
E. E. Hooven
Frank Bowman
Z. C. Pyla
Betty
Irene Pecktel
Place
J.C. Clark
Local Church Ministers and Families Visit in Harbours and Kingsport
Sunday and weekend visits are reported across the Sunny Side community. Rev Davenport held services at Harbours and Emory, with various families including the Devyault Rasliff Childress Moody and Gray clans visiting relatives in Kingsport and Fall Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. Davenport
Harbours
Emory
R. B. Devyault
John Rasliff
J. T. Childress
Minnie Hood
Kingsport
Mss
Alta Roller
Fall Creek
N. W. Moody
James Childress
Hubert
Childress
Community News From Piney Flats Weekly Roundup
Rev McGee led services Sunday night in Piney Flats. Families moved, injuries and illnesses noted, including Mr Kyle Smyth recovering from a broken ankle and Mrs Vietor Holton reported real sick. A fire destroyed Mr Robert Allison’s barn and contents while relatives visited and neighbors called on Mrs Mary Jeter and others. Herbert Vaught’s death in Butler affected Mrs Sheffield. Opal Shell visited with Johnson City relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGee
Ralph White
Johnson City
Kyle Smyth
Robert Allison
A D. Browder
S.L. Sheet
Robert
W. A. Harbour
E. B. Hick
W. D. Cross
A. D. “Browder
Mary Jeter
Harbours Chapel Service by Rev Davenport Saturday Night
Rev M N Davenport filled his appointment at Harbours Chapel on Saturday night, delivering a message to the congregation and closing the week’s outreach with this local church event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. N. Davenport
Bloomingdale Christmas Tree Program Dec 22
Bloomingdale school hosts a Christmas program on December 22 featuring songs recitations exercises and playlets followed by a fruit supper served by the school community. Any additional details were not readable in the source.
Community Notes From Caton Cox and Surrounding Areas
Sunday visitors included Mr. and Mrs. J L Dickson and daughter Essie and Mr. and Mrs. W M Thomas with daughter Grace. Kendrick's Creek church holds first quarterly meeting on the third Saturday and Sunday. Myrtle Moody visited aunt Susan Conk. C A Dickson on airlist. Harbours Sunday School progressing with good attendance. J W Moody and family attended church at Harbours. Charles Cox improving after illness. Nick Devault called on Noah Cox. W J Cox traveled to Kingsport. People busy butchering this week. S M Isley spent Tuesday with Grover Strickler family. C A Dickson spent Sunday night with W M Thomas home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Dickson
Essie
W. M. Thomas
Grace
C. L. Dickson
Caton Cox
Fordtown
N. W. Cox
Kendrick's Creek Shorch
Myrtle Moody
Susan Conk
C. A. Dickson
Grover Strickler
Mrs
C. A Dickson
W. M. Thomas Ome
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Times Society
Flanders
Unicon
Llocals
Freels
Claude Paylor
Mr. J. 11
Ashman
Geeburn
van Ja
Keee
Meg
Minnich
Mes
Mary Gardner
Albert McGonnell
Abingdon
Ellen Bridwell
Indian Springs
J. M. Fuler
H. H. Ive
Brisb
Charlea Wylie
BB. Hargis
Altoona
Walter Campbell
Misa Coya Brown
Jonesboro
Yeaterday
G. A. Frazier
Villa Grove NL
Mrs. Gilmer
Watauga Street
Russell Stone
Pulaski Va
Francis Hazel
R. Y
R Grant
Asheville
N. C
O. F. Templeton
Balti- Md
W. B. Pendleton
Charlemont Street
Messia
J. F. Hanson
F. N. Hanson
Lena Hanson
Jiangenville, Wa
Wm. Buckles
Julia Armstrong
Charles Armstrong
Stoney Point
Hawkins County
Piney Flats
Strand Theatre
Nazimova
Jack Pickford
Hobart Hesworth
Constance Bennett
Charles A. Murray
Pathe News
Anita Stewart
Son of Kazan
Oliver Curwood
Century
Bloomingdale
J. H. Watkins
National Bank
Fletcher
Liberal Credit
Bodne
Rurs
Tvory
Milady
Cherokee
the Fair Store
S. M. Ollie
Kingsport Drug Store
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